FINAL: manganese Flashcards

1
Q

food sources of manganese

A

PINEAPPLE and berries
cereals and grains
nuts
legumes
green leafy vegetables

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2
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absorption of Mn via

A

ZIP14
DMT1

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3
Q

manganese in body exists as

A

Mn2+ or Mn3+

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4
Q

__% Mn absorption

A

5% Mn absorption

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5
Q

females absorb __ Mn than males

A

females absorb more Mn than males

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6
Q

Mn absorption involves __capacity, __ affinity active carrier protein

A

Mn absorption involves low-capacity, high- affinity active carrier protein

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7
Q

Mn carriers

A
  1. DMT1
  2. ZIP14
  3. ZIP8
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8
Q

at high Mn intakes,

A

diffusion occurs

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9
Q

Mn absorption location

A

small intestine

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10
Q

enhancers of Mn absorption

A
  1. low-molecular-weight ligands (histidine and citrate)
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11
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inhibitors of Mn absorption

A
  1. other divalent cations
  2. fiber
  3. phytic acid
  4. oxalic acid
  5. iron (competes with DMT1)
  6. coppuer
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12
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Mn absorption steps

A
  1. Mn separated from food by HCl, proteases)
  2. Mn2+ enters via ZIP14 and DMT1
  3. Ferroportin sends Mn2+ out to blood
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13
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3 forms of Mn in portal circulation

A
  1. free Mn
  2. bound to albumin
  3. oxidized by ceruloplasmin to Mn3+ and complexed with transferrin
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14
Q

within cells, manganese is found primarily as __ in __

A

within cells, manganese is found primarily as Mn2+ in mitochondria

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15
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unlike iron and copper, manganese is not __

A

unlike iron and copper, manganese is not readily oxidized within tissues

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16
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where is manganese found in the body

A

all organs and tissues (including hair)

17
Q

manganese highest concentration is within

A

bone as a part of the apatite

18
Q

functions of manganese

A

regulation of cartilage formation

19
Q

manganese in cartilage formation
enhances __ in growth plates
regulates synthesis of __, a proteoglycan that is essential for cartilage structure

A

manganese in cartilage formation
enhances osteogenesis in growth plates
regulates synthesis of chondroitin sulfate, a proteoglycan that is essential for cartilage structure

20
Q

overview functions for manganese

A
  1. bone, cartilage, connective tissue synthesis
  2. urea synthesis
  3. carb/nutrient metabolism
  4. amino acid metabolism
  5. antioxidant roles
21
Q

excess iron __ manganese absorption
the opposite is true

A

excess iron inhibits manganese absorption
the opposite is true

22
Q

homozygous mutations of __ in a cohort of children is associated with clinical hypermanganesemia and progressive parkinsonism-dystonia

A

homozygous mutations of ZIP14 in a cohort of children is associated with clinical hypermanganesemia and progressive parkinsonism-dystonia

23
Q

in normal conditions, how much manganese do we lose?

A

not much at all

24
Q

main excretion path of manganese

A

fecal

25
Q

manganese is concentrated in __ at levels 150-fold higher than in plasma

A

manganese is concentrated in gallbladder at levels 150-fold higher than in plasma

26
Q

2 methods of Mn assessment

A
  1. serum, plasma, RBC (variable, no good correlated)
  2. manganese-dependent enzymes (Mn-SOD, arginase)